Jon Hamm's Comic Book Heist & Catholic Guilt

It's April 1st.

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John Ham just dropped a gem in his SF Gate interview, tying right into his new role as

a burglar in the Apple TV show, Your Friends and Neighbors.

He shared a story from 5th or 6th grade when a buddy swiped the S issue from his history

of the Marvel Universe comic collection.

Not super valuable, but it hit hard back then.

His dad stepped in like a boss, calling the kids dad to demand it back.

Ham was straight up furious, no cap.

That old school phone drama feels so real if you grew up pre-internet.

Anyone from that era gets the pain no quick Amazon fix, just hoping for a flea market miracle.

Losing part of your said wrecked you, and Ham's rage was peak kid logic.

Good news, he got the comic returned, and those books still chill in his closet today.

He couldn't even remember the thief's name anymore.

On stealing from friends now, Ham joked he'd snag awards like Oscars from pals, not to

keep but to hide and mess with their heads.

With his own Emmy, Golden Globes and Sags, he's good.

But that Catholic guilt keeps real crime off the table, classic Ham vibe.